Establishes a procedure for resolving competing custody orders in Louisiana.
Louisiana HB970 establishes a procedure for resolving competing custody orders. It mandates that judges overseeing child custody proceedings must ensure no competing custody orders exist before issuing a custody order. If a competing custody order is found, the earliest order takes precedence over any subsequent competing order. This law aims to streamline and clarify the resolution of custody disputes.
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